14 June 2008

invited guest: Fredrik Ödman

It is a pleasure to invite Fredrik Ödman, an interesting Swedish photographer, to the F blog. His dark, suggestive and sometimes fatasy-themed pictures are amazing. Please check out his homepage. An interview with Fredrik Ödman you can find here.


From Weirdos © Fredrik Ödman

From Pinocchio Dance © Fredrik Ödman

From Another World © Fredrik Ödman

From Composed Animals © Fredrik Ödman

From The Creation © Fredrik Ödman

From The Creation © Fredrik Ödman
invited by Fredrik Skott

Family Album


This is a picture of my grandparents and my uncle Geppina walking by the streets of Salerno. Although I like this very much because it's one of the very few pictures of my grandparents being relatively young, what brings me back to this image is the unknown person behind them. She's probably accidentally got into the picture but I get the feeling that she's stalking them or just doing something weird. Which makes me wonder about how a simple "error" in a family portrait can become an opportunity for my imagination and how a picture "talks" in many ways we wouldn't expect to. -Mirko Caserta

Feathers

Photographer: Ulla Larsson

Bus Stop


Photographer: Ulla Larsson

Bus Shelter, Rome

Photographer: Mirko Caserta

Football

Photographer: Walter Neiger

audience

Photographer: Jan Bernhardtz

Bus shelter, Toronto

Photographer: Tatiana Bitir

no title

Photographer: Emese Altnöder

A shelter for the legless

Photographer: Thomas Håkansson

13 June 2008

trip to the moon

Face to face (153)

Docu 08 -Sweden Rock off stage


























Sölvesborg, Blekinge 2008
Photographer: Benny Persson

another (F)riday!


Stone Bird with Leaves

Here's today's Daily Print -- a bleached back liquid silver emulsion print. Whew! My list of subscribers keeps growing and growing, and it continues to be great fun, sending these prints out every day. And as always, my great thanks to all my friends on the F Blog, fellow authors and readers.

12 June 2008

Florida bus shelter

Freiburg, bus shelter

Photographer: Walter Neiger

Bus shelter, Ravlunda, Sweden


Docu 08: Tattoo, Kocksgatan





















Photographer: Krister Kleréus
Stockholm, May 2008

Bus shelter, Varberg, Sweden

Bus shelters - F subject

Photo: urbano
Introducing a new F subject called "bus shelters" (inspired by Mikael, Yngve and several others) Send your contibutions to gruppof-inbox@googlegroups.com. You are welcome to participate.

About solitude

Photographer: Tatiana Bitir

So take me to another world

11 June 2008

invited guest: Andreas Kaiser

I'm born in 1974 in a small town in southwest Germany. I'm married and have two daughters. With the birth of my oldest daughter I started taking photographs. Since 2004 I'm working only with film and mostly mechanical cameras. My work is autobiographical and intuitive. I try to investigate the force and meaning of the photographed image and my personal connection to people, places and my surroundings. I see my work as a search for my own view on life.




more or Andreas works you may find here ->
text and photos by Andreas Kaiser
invited by Marcin Górski

face to face (with): Luc Tuymans

Luc Tuymans preparing for the solo show in Zachęta Gallery/Warsaw.

Invited Guest: Chutney Bannister aka Yusuf Ozkizil

Surreal Line is a series of images by photographer Chutney Bannister that feature advertising photos juxtaposed with riders on the London Underground. Chutney tells us that:

"The Surreal Line is a series of images taken from an ongoing project, documenting moments of chance on the London Underground where static billboards and posters coalesce with the world around them. I'm interested in how these advertisements, specifically designed for delivering one message, can have that story completely hijacked -- often by the mere framing of a window -- creating an entirely new context. Commuters, who are somewhat static, withdrawn, and locked in their own private routines, are oblivious to these momentary collisions. I'm fascinated by these chance encounters, and needless to say I gave up reading on the tube after my first trip on the surreal line."

Chutney's images, with their often-ironic juxtapositions, illustrate how the ubiquity of advertising has consequences that are often laughably out of sync with the world it inhabits. (File Magazine)














Chutney Bannister, known to most people outside of flickr as Yusuf Ozkizil, travels through London armed with a compact camera, seeking to take the banal by surprise. His current show underworld is an unusual take on the seemingly familiar world of the London Underground. A collection of unguarded, and unfamiliar moments, which often go unnoticed...

You can see Yusuf's underworld series and other photographs here.
All photos
© Yusuf Ozkizil
invited by Rhonda Prince